What does it mean when I have a dream where my friend died? I had this dream last night where one of my friends died in a shootout and I woke up crying.
12.06.2025 04:35
C. Specifically, a woman may see shooting as a symbol for the act of sexual penetration and everything that accompanies it. She may want to investigate her own emotions, especially if she feels singled out or mistreated.
“I had a dream where a prince took me from you,” she replies.
A six-year-old comes crying to his mom. He's crying because his sister pulled his hair. "Don't be angry" said the mom, "your little sister doesn't realize that pulling hair hurts". A short while later, there's more crying, and the mother goes to investigate. This time her daughter is crying and her son says "Now she knows".
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Kid: "Yes, I laughed at first."
If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to tell the kid is “God is crying.” And if the kid asks why God is crying, another cute thing to tell the kid is “probably because of something you did.”
Mom: "That is unfortunate, but there is no reason for you to cry."
Have you ever had a scary dream about a loved one or friend soon after their death?
Your subconscious may be attempting to communicate with you when you find yourself crying in a dream and wake up with tears still on your cheeks. It might be a reflection of stress and anxiety in your waking life, unresolved issues, or bottled-up emotions. Maybe the unpleasantness of a situation is overwhelming or frustrating, or maybe you are finding it hard to accept that a situation or relationship is ending. Or it could mean that you are finally admitting to a problem you have been ignoring. Catharsis, or emotional cleansing, is what you are going through. Potentially, a release of sorrow, grief, or misery that has been held back. You may have finally confronted a powerful fear.
Now that we have shed tears of grief, rage, or pain, let us finish with some jokes.
A man’s wife was lying in bed crying.
I woke up crying.
A woman walks by a pet store everyday on her way to work and everyday the parrot out front calls her ugly!! Finally, she confronts the store owner, and he apologizes profusely. He scolds the bird and promised that it won’t happen again. The next day, she walks by the store, and again, the parrot calls her ugly!! This time, she threatens the owner with legal action. So he takes the parrot out back, shows him the dumpster, and tells the parrot that if he calls her ugly one more time, he’ll break his neck and throw his carcass in the bin. The next day, the lady walks by, staring at the bird—nothing! She gets past the bird, stops and looks back. The parrot then says” you know”.
I had a dream where my friend died.
The husband says, “Oh my dear, relax; it was just a dream.”
To which the wife retorts, “That’s why I’m crying!”
My friends died in a shootout.
A. It symbolizes how one aspect of your personality can dominate another. Possibly, feelings about losing an argument or fight.
A kid comes running to their mom, crying. Mom asks why.
It may represent worry or concern for that individual. Alternatively, it might indicate that you would rather be rid of this person or that your friendship is changing. On the other hand, it might not even be related to that friend or buddy. In actuality, it indicates that "a transformation or shift"—a change or ending—is occurring in your life.
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Additionally, witnessing a friend pass away or die can make you feel as though they are losing control or going through a difficult transition. Consequently, it epitomizes how you feel about an upcoming shift, loss, or failure of a supportive aspect of yourself. So, I urge you to spend some time thinking about the traits that most distinguish that friend and how you might be lacking or experiencing suffering in that area right now.
B. Alternatively, It is often a dream symbol that appears when someone is fired from a job or a partner breaks up with them. Feeling purposely excluded, "kicked out," or "fired."
Her husband walks in and asks, “What’s wrong?”